SDG 3
What is SDG 3
Good Health and wellbeing
life expectancy for Aboriginal and Torres Straight islanders is higher or lower than non indigenous people ?
Lower
What is SDG 4 ?
Quality Education
What is Universal Health Coverage (UHC)?
A major target of SDG 3 that ensures all people have access to essential, quality medical services without facing financial hardship.
What does the "WHO" stand for?
World Health Organization.
What does 3.1 and 3.2 target
maternal and child survival
Which SDG focuses on Clean Water and Sanitation?
6
What is the main goal of SDG 4?
ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all
This specialised agency of the United Nations is a major global partner in tracking and achieving SDG 3 targets.
WHO
what does the "UHC" stand for when discussing access to medical care?
Universal Health Coverage
Why is road safety (Target 3.6) in the 'Health' goal?
Road traffic injuries are the leading cause of death for children and young adults aged 5–29.
What is health literacy ?
The ability to find and use health information
What is UNESCO?
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, which is the lead agency for coordinating the global education agenda.
What term describes the UN target of ensuring all individuals receive essential health services without suffering financial hardship?
Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
SDG 3 targets a reduction in "NCDs" like diabetes and heart disease. What does NCD stand for?
Non-Communicable Disease
What is the specific global target for maternal mortality ratio by 2030?
Less than 70 per 100,000 live births
How does SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities) reduce Target 3.6 (Road Traffic Accidents)?
By providing safer public transport and better urban planning
SDG 4 demands the elimination of education disparities for marginalized groups. Name one of the specific demographic groups frequently highlighted in global education policy for needing targeted support.
Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, or children in vulnerable situations.
What disease spread by mosquitoes does SDG 3 aim to stop?
Malaria
SDG 3 targets the end of well-known epidemics like malaria, but also focuses on a group of diseases that primarily affect the world's poorest populations, abbreviated as NTDs. What does NTD stand for?
Neglected Tropical Diseases
What are the 3 steps to developing health in nations?
1. Basic needs like water
2. Immunisation programs
3. Infrastructure e.g building clinics and local nurses
How are SDG 3.3 and SDG 2 interlinked ?
You cannot fight Target 3.3 (Communicable Diseases) without SDG 2 ( Zero hunger )
What is the SDG 4 target for primary and secondary education
To ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable, and quality primary and secondary education by 2030.
SDG 3 urges countries to strengthen the implementation of a major global WHO treaty designed to reduce the consumption of what addictive product?
Tobacco (The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control)
What does LDC stand for?
Least Developed Country (or Countries)